Turning Point Saint Petersburg

Centrally located with easy access to public transportation, Turning Point of Saint Petersburg, Florida, provides inpatient care to those with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders. It’s a homeless shelter with clinical care available. Court-mandated programs are available as are mobile crisis units and Narcan distribution.

They accept Medicaid and offer a sliding fee scale to those who qualify. Financial assistance is available for uninsured and low-income individuals. The facility boasts a supportive, secure environment with supervision and structured programming.

Prioritizing Homeless and At-Risk Populations

With a focus on holistic and individualized care, services are designed for adults 18 and older. Treatment prioritizes uninsured and underinsured clients, serving homeless and at risk populations in the area. Criminal justice clients are also welcomed here.

Counseling and Collaboration with Community Resources

Emphasizing both short term crisis stabilization and long term recovery maintenance, they offer counseling, case management, and life skills training. Medically supervised detox is available to help clients navigate withdrawal symptoms safely and comfortably.

I like that they collaborate with local social services to provide wraparound care. Onsite 12 Step meetings and peer support are a strong part of their program. Transitional housing is an option for those progressing in their recovery.

Compassionate Staff & a Supportive Environment

I found positive reviews of the facility, with former clients highlighting the guidance provided for rebuilding lives and sustainable recovery. They praise the compassionate staff and the supportive and structured environment. Several mention receiving help with housing and employment support.

Outdoor Spaces of Saint Petersburg

Saint Petersburg offers a number of outdoor spaces that may compliment your inpatient therapy. The Sunken Gardens feature over 50,000 tropical plants for relaxing contemplation, including themed areas such as the Cactus Garden, the Japanese Garden, the butterfly courtyard, and an orchid arbor.

Boyd Hill Nature Preserve sits on the shores of the picturesque Lake Maggiore, spanning 245 acres with six miles of trails and boardwalks that wind through a variety of scenic local vegetation and landscapes. St. Peter Pier stretches 3000 feet over 26 acres and provides public artwork, fishing spots, green spaces, and a waterpark for you to explore.